A Pennsylvania man is accused of redeeming a forged lottery ticket.
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Pa. Man Charged With Redeeming Forged Winning Lottery Ticket
Nov 15, 2005, 5:57 pm (40 comments)
Very nice.
I wonder what he did to make it look good? Did he change just one number? Or maybe cut and pasted from a few tickets, lolol.
Sounds like he was desperate...too bad he was stupid.
The article does not say what was forged.
They paid out for the ticket so the bar code must have been correct.
Or did the lottery know that it was purchased by a group and should have been signed in another manner other than an individual.
The lottery could have received a phone call from other members of the group that knew the numbers purchased.
The article also say that the person is not to contact other members of the group.
I hope he wasn't going through all that trouble to split the $853,000 with his fellow pool members. It might have been one of them that set him up with the forged ticket to cash hoping that once they got their share if any thing came down, he would have to take the fall all by himself.
I find it hard to believe that someone would chance going to jail just so their coworkers could have some extra spending money.
Sounds like a crook to me.
This news article is brimming with speculation without so much as evidence as to: Was it a powerball ticket? An instant ticket? In what way was it forged? Leaving out this tidbit of information merely guards the Lottery commission for when this case is presented to the courts. As the story says- hes from Cumberland County - which means he's probably showing signs from TMI radiation . I recall poor judgement was a side effect from this event , or at least that will be what his laywer could use in his defense. :)
It doesn't matter what was Forged! Forged is just that, FORGED! If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it must be a duck! End of story!
PA tickets are printed on plain white paper with little orange keystone logos along one edge. They are probably the easiest of all tickets to counterfeit. Anyone with an inkjet printer and good at Photoshop. But also a flaming fool because the tickets have *BAR CODES* and other means to validate them.
Ink testing is one, the acid paper test is another! Who knows what test they use or the combination of tests they use to authenticate the ticket! I can bet there are more than the two I just listed!
It doesn't matter what was Forged! Forged is just that, FORGED! If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it must be a duck! End of story!
Ahh a person who sees things with no grey area.
Pardon if I find the concept of forgery to be a bit more intrigueing then a duck that quacks.
Interesting news article none the less.
It doesn't matter what was Forged! Forged is just that, FORGED! If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it must be a duck! End of story!
Ahh a person who sees things with no grey area.
Pardon if I find the concept of forgery to be a bit more intrigueing then a duck that quacks.
Interesting news article none the less.
It is an interesting article. I hope more comes out about this man and his attempted theivery.
Man what were you thinking....
I can picture the expression on his face, and what was going through his mind when they handed him the fake check and let him walk out the door...
It doesn't matter what was Forged! Forged is just that, FORGED! If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it must be a duck! End of story!
Ahh a person who sees things with no grey area.
Pardon if I find the concept of forgery to be a bit more intrigueing then a duck that quacks.
Interesting news article none the less.
Actually, there isn't much between a forgery and a duck that quacks. The output of both is smelly and of no value.